caption:KEEPING IN TIME WITH THE FUTURE: Princeton
Regional Planning Board member Yina Moore, left, with Princeton
Future co-Chair Robert Geddes, center, and Princeton Future steering
committee member James Floyd discuss ways to preserve Princeton's
pedestrian access and keep the community from becoming a "cars-only"
environment. The meeting placed an emphasis on intra-community
walkways and bicycle paths.End
of caption

Matthew
Hersh

Princeton Future, a community-based organization
that has played an active role in downtown redevelopment, has
begun to look outside the downtown to initiate dialogue regarding
the direction of the entire community.

Candace
Braun

While Princeton High School can boast a high number
of students attending Ivy League schools and a large number of
well paid, experienced, teachers, the school still fell in the
state ranks in SAT scores. The school was number three in the
state for the 2002-03 school year, with an average score of 1215,
according to the recently published New Jersey State Report Cards.

Candace
Braun

Princeton University has donated $150,000
to the Plaza Functional Art Committee of the Borough for the new
plaza that is being planned near the new Princeton Public Library.
Whether the money should be used to enhance the quality of the
plaza or to help alleviate the Borough's debt was a matter of
debate at the Council's meeting on Tuesday, March 2.